Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Southla...
The sold volume from third quarter 2009 to 2010 declined only $4 million. The number of home sales declined from 133 to 120, but the median sale price increased from $525,000 to $564,500. The number of days on the market was down for homes over $500,000 when compared to quarter three of 2009, but were up in the $300,000 range from 90 to 180 days. The market share of homes on the market in Southlake did not vary greatly...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Plano...
The sold volume of homes in Plano dropped from the third quarter of 2009 at $215 million in sales to almost $150 million. The number of sales dropped from 869 to 590 while the median sales price increased from $208,000 to $217,500. Homes in the $100,000, $200,000, $300,000, and $500,000 were all on the market an average of 70-75 days, not differing much from third quarter of 2009. However, in homes $750,000 and up, the...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for McKinne...
The volume of homes sold in McKinney from third quarter 2009 to third quarter 2010 dropped from $163 million to almost $119 million. The number of sales also dropped from 763 to 518, while the median home sales price increased from $175,000 to $192,172. The number of days on market was down in 2010 in all price ranges except those under $100,000 and over $750,000. Homes over $750,000 were on the market an average of 500...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Highlan...
Highland Park had an increase in sold volume ($44.5 to $47.8 million), an increase in number of sales (25 to 33), and an increase in median sales price ($1,025,000 to $1,095,000) from third quarter 2009 to third quarter 2010. All homes in Highland Park were on the market for significantly more time in the third quarter than in most other Dallas suburbs. Homes from $2 million and under were on the market an average of 180...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Frisco...
In Frisco, the total sold volume dropped significantly from third quarter of 2009. The number of sales also dropped from 728 to 466, while the median sale price increased from $235,000 to $260,750. In all price ranges except $150,000, homes were on the market less time in the third quarter 2010 as compared to 2009. The market share of homes in Frisco was dominated by those priced in the $300,000 range, which contains...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Dallas ...
Area 17 of Dallas is along I-35 from Farmers Branch to downtown Dallas. The total number of sold volume increased from third quarter 2009 to $17,677,856 in the third quarter of 2010. The number of sales was down from 50 to 42, but the median sale price increased more than $30,000. The number of days on market was up from 2009 for houses between $150,000 and $300,000. However, the homes under $100,000 and over $750,000...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for North D...
Area 11 of Dallas is from I-635 to Northwest Highway (Loop 12) and I-75 to Midway Road. The sold volume of homes dropped slightly in the third quarter of 2010 from 2009. In quarter three of 2010, the number of actual home sales only dropped by 5, from 144 to 139, but the median sales price declined by more than $17,000. When compared to the third quarter of 2009, homes in all price ranges stayedon the market longer in the...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Far Nor...
Area 10 of Dallas consists of areas north of I-635 to George Bush Turnpike and from Marsh Road to Coit Road. The number of sales dropped from 242 to 174, while the median sale price increased by around $10,000. For homes under $150,000 and over $750,000, the days on market dropped from 2009 to 2010. Most significantly, this occurred in the under $100,000, where homes were on the market for over 270 days in 2009 and dropped...Third Quarter Real Estate Transactions for Carroll...
In the third quarter of 2010, the number of home sales was down 42% from 2009. However, the median sales price has remained almost unchanged. Homes in Carrollton are generally staying on the market for a longer period of time in 2010, except for homes under $100,000 and over $500,000. The market share by price is dominated by those homes under $300,000. The share of homes over $500,000 has gone up from 2009, suggesting...Connect with Brenda Mancil
